My religion is Universal Life Church, and our motto is, "Do the right thing." Since God does not speak to us, we have to rely on the Supreme Court, so it's clear what is the right thing here.

As long as you don't marry your bicycle or hamster.

because that is the only thing you ever reply to me with.

It would be really refreshing to have any kind of substantive exchange with you. Want to give it a try?

Maybe start by distancing yourself from anyone who would use those types of nasty right wing talking points.

Oh the irony!




"I'm guessing there is some snarky message here,"

I'm sure I don't know what you mean.

Let me know if you change your mind.

When you do nothing to address the behavior of your family and friends (two of whom are on 5-hide vacations at the moment - go figure), you really lose any right to criticize others.

Makes it look like support is pretty evenly split, right?

What should be noted is that the middle column represents something like 90-95% of total membership in the US. 65-70 million Catholics. 20-25 million Baptists. 8 million Methodists.

Meanwhile, the largest group in the left column is the ELCA with a little over 4 million members.

But let's cheer how wonderful religion is! Hooray!

stand on the side of love. It only takes a spark to light a fire.

And how incredibly significant they are in comparison.

Just fan the spark so the fire takes off.

Have to start somewhere.

You'd think an organization dealing with statistics would be sensitive to this sort of thing (even if it only meant annotating the graphic with membership data).

As it stands, yes, misleading as hell.

In the opposed I see names like Roman Catholic Church, and Baptist church, ans Islam while the for have the Episcopal church, and a whole lot of movements. That scale is not balanced.

Is there one?

I still don't see an official position.

Perhaps you should spearhead an effort, Lost. This is a list that I would want to be on.

And i don't see westboro baptist either.